How to cultivate pomegranates, how to cultivate pomegranate flowers?

Pomegranate cultivation methods and precautions.

First, the maintenance method.

1. Watering: When potting pomegranates, keep its potting soil slightly moist, and do not need to water too much. Be careful not to pour water on its flowers when it is in bloom.

2. Fertilizer: It doesn't need too much fertilizer to fertilize, and liquid fertilizer is applied every half a month or so. After fertilization, water is poured to make it fully penetrate into the soil to ensure that it needs to grow.

Manure. 3. Light: It needs good enough light to maintain, if the light is insufficient, there will be small branches, yellowing leaves, and a lack of light for a long time may not bloom and bear fruit.

4. Temperature: The growth environment of 15-25 is the most suitable for its growth, and the flowering and fruiting period is to ensure that the ambient temperature reaches the standard. If the ambient temperature is below 15 for a long time, it will cause the branches to grow and reduce the number and quality of fruit set.

Pomegranate. Second, breeding skills.

1. Pruning: During the maintenance period, it is necessary to prune the branches that grow too long and withered, which is of great benefit to the whole plant. Not only can it reduce the excessive consumption of nutrients, but it also increases its permeability, and the insect pest will also be reduced.

2. Reproduction: There are many ways to reproduce, among which the dividing method is relatively simple, when it sprouts in April, dig a root tiller seedling and plant it directly.

Pomegranate. 3. Problem diagnosis and treatment.

1. Yellow leaves: If it is caused by excessive watering, it is necessary to drain or change the soil in time. If it is caused by too much fertilizer, you need to water as soon as possible to dilute the excess fertilizer in the soil.

2. Pomegranate stem window moth: This insect pest is very harmful to pomegranates, mainly sucking the sap of branches for survival. After the occurrence of this pest, it is necessary to spray professional pesticides in time to kill the insects.

Pomegranate. Fourth, other issues.

1. Can pomegranates be eaten: Of course, pomegranates can be eaten, and when the pomegranate is ripe, its fruit will crack, and it can be picked off and peeled off at this time to eat.

2. Can it be raised indoors: Pomegranates can be raised indoors, provided that there is good lighting indoors, because pomegranate trees need to be exposed to sufficient light and ventilated frequently.

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1. Varieties of pomegranate flowers.

There are many varieties of pomegranate flowers, including single-flowered pomegranates, double-flowered pomegranates, etc. The petals of the single-flowered pomegranate are relatively thin and the flowers are small, but the flowering period is long and the flowering amount is large; The double-flowered pomegranate has thicker petals and larger flowers, but the flowering period is shorter and the flowering amount is relatively small. When choosing a family and taking pomegranate flower varieties, you should choose reasonably according to your preferences and planting environment.

2. Soil for pomegranate flowers.

Pomegranate flowers prefer soft, fertile, well-drained soil, preferably with well-rotted organic fertilizer, and then add an appropriate amount of sand and humus. Before cultivation, an appropriate amount of rotting chicken manure or rotting cow manure can be added to the soil to increase the fertility of the soil.

3. The light and temperature of pomegranate flowers.

Pomegranate flowers prefer an environment with plenty of sunlight and a suitable temperature. In general, pomegranate flowers need at least 6 hours of sunlight per day, and they can be moved to a sunny area in the morning or evening. In terms of temperature, the suitable temperature for the growth of pomegranate flowers is about 18 -25, which is not conducive to its growth if it is too high or too low.

4. Watering of pomegranate flowers.

Pomegranate flowers need the right amount of water, but not too much. Generally speaking, water 1-2 times a week, and the amount of watering each time should not be too much, so as to keep the soil moist. During the summer high temperature period, you can increase the frequency of watering appropriately, but be careful not to flood.

5. Fertilization of pomegranate flowers.

Pomegranate peanuts grow for a long time and need the right amount of nutrients to support their growth. During the growth period of pomegranate flowers, compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer can be applied once a month to increase the nutrient content of the soil. However, be careful not to over-fertilize to avoid soil contamination and poor plant growth.

6. Pruning of pomegranate flowers.

Pomegranate flowers need to be pruned regularly to keep their tree shape beautiful and flowering period stable. During the flowering period of pomegranate flowers, the withered yellow flowers can be removed in time to maintain the beauty of the canopy and the stability of the flowering period. During the growth period of pomegranate flowers, branches and leaves can be pruned appropriately to control their growth rate and morphology.

7. Pest control of pomegranate flowers.

Pomegranate flowers are susceptible to some pests and diseases, such as red spiders, juice sucking insects, etc. During the growth period of pomegranate flowers, the plants should be inspected regularly, and corresponding control measures should be taken in time when pests and diseases are found. Pesticide spraying or manual removal can be used for prevention and control, but attention should be paid to the safe use of pesticides to avoid harm to the environment and human body.

In short, the maintenance of pomegranate flowers is relatively simple, as long as you pay attention to the above points, you can make pomegranate flowers grow healthily and bloom luxuriantly.

1. Pot: When we choose to plant it, we must first prepare a pot with a large ventilation hole at the bottom, when planting, we can attach a little sand and gravel to the potting soil of the pot, rare earths, etc., which can help it to be loose and breathable.

2. Watering: When the mountain pomegranate is just planted, we must be diligent in watering it, so that its roots grow in a humid environment, because it needs a lot of water during the growth period, it is a kind of flat green shrub that is not drought tolerant, when it grows, it needs to be moistened by the pot soil to make its growth cycle better, if the pot soil is dry, its leaf growth speed is too slow, it is easy to cause the petals to be too small and the roots are small, and it will lose its ornamentality. It is very harmful to its appearance, especially in summer, due to the hot weather, there will be high temperature weather, resulting in too high temperature of its pot soil, coupled with the high temperature of the weather, if you are neglecting to water, it will cause its pot soil to be too dry, resulting in no nutrients in its roots, so as to slowly wither, if it is winter when we water according to the moisture of its pot soil to water.

3. Fertilization: During the growth period of mountain pomegranate, we should keep fertilizing it once a week, and must be able to keep its leaves red and bright, and we must pay attention to the following steps when fertilizing, the amount of fertilizer can not be too little, neglect of fertilization, will hurt the roots of mountain pomegranate, and malnutrition when its petals grow. The number of fertilization must not be less than once a week, otherwise it will lead to a long growth cycle, affecting its overall development, if it encounters its petals have residual leaves or rotten leaves, we can use scissors to help it prune simply, can not let it grow when there are rotten leaves growing on it, which will affect its future growth progress.

4. Light: Mountain pomegranate belongs to the kind of flat green shrub that likes sunshine, and fertilizer is applied once a week during the growth period to keep the leaves bright. However, the fertilization should not be too much at one time, and the thick fertilizer will hurt the roots, which is not conducive to the germination of petals.

Fertilization too little times will lead to a long growth cycle, affecting its appearance, when growing, if you find petal residual leaves, branches withered, to help it with scissors in time to prune off, can not let it grow with rotten petals. It will have an impact on its future growth. Too little frequency will lead to a longer growth cycle, affecting the overall appearance, if the petal leaves are rotten, we can take scissors to help it prune.

In spring and autumn, let it be exposed to sunlight, and when the light is too strong in summer, you can put the bonsai in a place of astigmatism to maintain, and often sprinkle water on the plant to cool down and increase humidity.

The pomegranate tree is an excellent tree material for making bonsai, especially the pomegranate bonsai with short plants and small and delicate flowers and fruits, which is especially loved by flower friends. Pomegranate has a strong ornamental nature, it is a tree and flower that can watch both flowers and fruits, and has a very beautiful meaning. On behalf of prosperity, raising a pomegranate bonsai at home will look particularly festive.

Some bonsai friends like pomegranate bonsai very much, but they always can't raise it well.

Pomegranates should be planted in pots before the germination of new shoots in spring or after the fall of leaves in autumn. When cultivating, it is best to choose varieties that bloom and bear fruit, and after digging out the soil mass, cut off the long roots and old roots, and prune the long branches at the right time. Choose a suitable size pot, pad the drainage holes, and fill the bottom with an appropriate amount of compost as base fertilizer.

It is then filled with loose, fertile culture soil and planted upright or at an angle.

Watering method

Fill the cultivation soil according to the solid, so that the soil and the root system are closely integrated, and the planting is watered with rooting water. Put it in a cool and ventilated place for a week, and then gradually see the sun. Pomegranates like dryness, afraid of waterlogging, usually to avoid water accumulation in the pot, the rainy season after the rain to do a good job of drainage.

In order to avoid the root filial piety and envy system soaked in water for a long time, it is easy to cause rotten roots.

Pomegranate watering can be carried out according to the watering principle of "see dry and wet", that is, see the surface of the potting soil is white before watering. If you water too much, the growth of branches and leaves will be accelerated, which is not conducive to flowering and fruiting. In addition, during the flowering period of the pregnant buds of the plant, if the watering is too frequent, it will also cause a large number of flowers and buds.

Therefore, as long as the potting soil is slightly moist and not too dry, there is no need to water too often.

1. Watering: When cultivating pomegranate pots, it should be watered thoroughly when the potting soil is dry. 2. Fertilization:

Apply diluted liquid fertilizer to pomegranates every 15 days. 3. Light: Pomegranates like light, so they should be placed in a sunny place to receive full sunlight.

4. Repotting: Change the pot every 1-2 years, and prune the rotten roots, rotten roots, and dead roots of the pomegranate.

1. Replenish water

Potted pomegranate likes water and is afraid of waterlogging, in the process of breeding, it should be watered after the potting soil is dry, keep the soil moist, watering slowly along the edge of the pot when watering, and wait for the bottom of the pot to have stagnant water flowing out, change the side and continue to water, repeat 2-3 times, the potting soil will be completely wet.

2. Provide nutrients

Potted pomegranate in the process of growth, can only absorb nutrients from the potting soil for growth, during the breeding period can be applied every 15 days to supplement nutrients for the plant, and after fertilization to water once, to avoid the fertilizer in the potting soil is too thick, resulting in potted pomegranate fertilizer damage.

3. Lighting conditions

Potted pomegranate likes light, suitable for growing in a sunny environment, in the process of breeding, the potted plant should be placed in a sunny environment, so that the plant receives full sunlight, so as not to grow weak branches and leaves, and the leaves are yellow, but the pomegranate is not resistant to sunlight, and it should be shaded in summer to avoid the leaves being burned.

4. Change the pot regularly

In the process of cultivating potted pomegranates, it is necessary to change the pot every 1-2 years to provide sufficient growth space for the plants, and in the process of changing the pot, the soil of the pomegranate roots should be removed, and then the dry roots, old roots, and rotten roots should be cut off, and the wounds should be dried before being planted in fertile potting soil.